Folding board

Clothes Folding Board: I don’t believe that laundry day should be so exhausting.No one likes folding clothes, it's time consuming and probably the most hated chore out of all. This folding board makes everything so much easier. You can make them in several sizes, so it fi…

Crease-Mate: a Shirt-folding Board: Folding clothes is the worst part of doing laundry. Folding shirts by hand is time consuming, inconsistent, and untidy. This can lead to wrinkles, unorganized closets, and wasted time ironing. The Crease-Mate is a shirt folding board that will allev…

Folding clothing, while crucial for the care of delicate knits, requires cunning strategy, lest your tidy pile quickly degrade into clothing spaghetti. For the first event in our Fashion Olympics, watch this video detailing a bronze, silver, and gold solution for folding. Soon you too will be deftly executing smart identical folds and quickly…

How to make a shirt folder for kids. This is an easy diy shirt folding board tutorial using foam board and duct tape. This folding board is easy to customize and cheap to remake as your kids grow. We have this DIY shirt folding board in 3 sizes, toddler size, school age size, and adult sized.

HOW TO MAKE a T-shirt Folding Machine ! DIY / TUTORIAL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv7y2n0fOhw&feature=youtu.be

Make a cardboard t-shirt folder & learn the best way to fold a t-shirt → drawers can hold more clothes and you can find your favorite tee! Easy way for kids to help with laundry.

Material Alloy Steel Brand Nisorpa Colour Dark Grey Product dimensions 100L x 30W x 17H centimetres Item weight 4.8 Kilograms

Make a cardboard t-shirt folder & learn the best way to fold a t-shirt → drawers can hold more clothes and you can find your favorite tee! Easy way for kids to help with laundry.

Now you are on the way to getting your house in Marie Kondo order, you will want to learn How to Make a Shirt Folding Board to keep your dresser organized!

I used one as a teen in the 80's, my husband saw it on The Big Bang Theory and thought it was awesome...a t shirt folder. I looked them up to price them and although they are cheap enough, I saw there were also directions to make them. However, the directions didn't have photos that were Pinterest worthy, so I did my own pictures and doing my own directions. You will need: Sheet of cardboard 25x30 Sharp blade Duct tape Ruler or tape measure In the first image, you see there will be four…